The Where_Decommunization? project is dedicated to the decommunization reform that started in the country in 2015.

This project is produced to educate the public. Its goal is to tell us that the Soviet government was well versed in encoding its information messages to people in symbols, archetypes, and heroes, and that is why we still live in streets named after other people's heroes, who were, among other things, enemies of Ukraine, after the 30 years of independence, and we remain in these narratives and do not notice it.

This series of programs provides the viewer with the information technology to protect their space from the influence of the old, occupation culture, replacing it with the Ukrainian one. Using the example of 20 streets renamed as part of the Law on Decommunization, we see how progressive and necessary this process is for society.

Based on the book by Roman Koval "Mykhailo Havrylko: With a Stack and a Saber".

The film's protagonist, Mykhailo Havrylko, is an artist, sculptor, and rebel ataman, organizer of the Ukrainian Sich Riflemen and the Sich Division of the UPR Army.
The events take place in Poltava, Myrhorod, St. Petersburg, Kyiv, Lviv, Bolekhiv, Krakow, Paris, Freistadt, and in Kozatski Khutyory, where Mykhailo Havrylko was born.

Canadian Canadian Paul Gordychak arrives in Ukraine as an instructor for the Ukrainian Sheriff program. The unexpected loss of a colleague forces Paul not only to stay after the contract is completed, but also to become the main precinct of the Carpathian town of Nagura.

The meticulous, honest Canadian, accustomed to obeying rules and laws, faces the realities of Ukrainian border life, where illegal deforestation, smuggling, illegal migration thrive, and criminals remain unpunished. In addition, Paul is hunted by a professional killer, and new teammate Stepan Fomin is not happy about the newly appointed sheriff.

Who is Mr Putin? - such a question was raised at the Davos Forum in 2000. Then the room met with laughter, and representatives of the Russian delegation were not immediately able to answer.

The film is based on years-long investigations into two Russian journalists now living in Europe - Anastasia Kyrylenko and Vladimir Ivanidze, who have investigated Putin's ties with Russian criminals and set up criminal money-laundering schemes since the 1990s.

Based on AP Chekhov's story "In the ravine".

Russian village in the late nineteenth century. The family of wealthy owner Grigory Tsibukin, for whom money is the meaning of life. However, unjustly acquired wealth does not bring him happiness.

All her life, Sonya did the best she could for her husband and others. Trying endlessly to please, from a purposeful and dreamy girl, she turned into a "gray mouse", but did not become happy. On the head of Sonya "fall" some trouble: a man forbids to open his studio floristry, she is fired from work, all forget about her birthday. And once, having returned home earlier, she finds her husband in bed with another ...

Sonya, in distressed feelings, jumps into the car and rushes headlong, away from her problems. As a result, the girl gets into an accident and ends up in the hospital at death. Once on the verge of life and death, Sonya now decides to do only what she wants. Will she be able to recover and establish a personal life?

Based on the story of Ivan Bunin.

The film is about a young girl, a schoolgirl. She stands out among her classmates with a pure heart and love for life. She hears birds and is not afraid of other people's opinions. It is open to the world, but too soon…